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Ram Gopal Varma's Pawan Kalyan film, Bandish Bandits, Kunal Kemmu's Lootcase: Trailers this week
Ram Gopal Varma shared the trailer of his new film Powerstar, reportedly a satire based on actor Pawan Kalyan

With theatres shut since mid-March in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, a number of films are opting for a digital release. OTT platforms have become a new source of entertainment, with filmmakers churning out interesting content every week.(Click here to follow LIVE updates on coronavirus outbreak)From Powerstar to A Confession (based on a true story), here are trailers for shows and movies that will soon be available for viewing.PowerstarThe Telugu movie stars Prawan Kalyan and is directed by Ram Gopal Varma (known for films like Sarkar, Satya, Lakshmi's NTR). Telugucinema.com writes that it is a satire on actor Pawan Kalyan. The filmmaker had previously tweeted that his film is not a biopic but the story of what a film star went through after he stood for elections and subsequently lost.Bandish BanditsA 10-part romantic-drama, Bandish Bandits follows the love story of Radhe (Ritwik Bhowmik) and Tamanna (Shreya Chaudhary) belonging to diverse musical backgrounds. The trailer introduces classical performer Radhe and popstar Tamanna and gives a glimpse into their budding romance as they decide to collaborate professionally. Naseeruddin Shah plays a Hindustani classical musician from Rajasthan and Radhe's grandfather.The show will debut on Amazon Prime Video on 4 August.LootcaseLootcase revolves around a middle-aged family man (Kunal Kemmu) who has to deal with the problems in his domestic life, including financial crunch. The trailer shows one day, he finds an unattended suitcase full of money, and his life takes a 360-degree turn. Soon enough, there are people on the lookout for this suitcase, like Vijay Raaz (who plays a gangster named Bala Rathore), and Gajraj Rao (MLA Patil). Rao's character puts a cop portrayed by Ranvir Shorey (Inspector Kolte) on an unofficial assignment to get the suitcase back.Directed by Rajesh Krishnan, Lootcase releases on Disney+ Hotstar on 31 July.A ConfessionMartin Freeman plays detective Steve Fulcher in this series who has been breaking arrest guidelines to persuade a serial killer in admitting the murder of two women, however, his plan soon backfires.A Confession starts streaming on SonyLIV from 24 July.Danny Danny is an investigation thriller starring Varalaxmi Sarathkumar in the role of a cop. The film also stars Sayaji Shinde, Vela Ramamoorthy and Anitha Sampath in pivotal roles. Varalaxmi's character in the film seeks to solve two deadly murders with the help of her dog Danny.The film releases on ZEE5 on 1 August.
First Published:Jul 21, 2020, 11:52:53 IST
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